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2008PCPlayStationXboxSteam Deck verified96 % positive11.99 €

A chaotic, hilarious cartoon brawler best enjoyed with up to four friends on the couch. Light RPG hooks like leveling, weapons and animal orbs keep you coming back between its absurd boss fights.

  • Playing together in co-op
  • Melee combat with weapons or fists
  • Co-op or multiplayer
  • Lots of humour
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The closest matches for Castle Crashers are Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game, Dragon's Crown and Zombie Vikings. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Castle Crashers special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Dragon's Crown

Distinctive, stylised art style

Vanillaware's hand-painted side-scrolling brawler blends fast hack-and-slash combat with RPG progression and loot hunting. Up to four players can team up to run dungeons, pick from six very different classes and fight huge bosses.

Zombie Vikings

Playing together in co-op

A goofy comic-styled brawler where undead Vikings battle through absurd takes on Norse mythology to recover Odin's eye. Dark humor and drop-in co-op are the main draws.

Charlie Murder

Playing together in co-op

A punk-rock beat 'em up with RPG progression where a garage band fights a demonic army. Up to four-player co-op, irreverent humor and a bold comic art style set it apart.

Double Dragon Neon

Playing together in co-op

A garish, tongue-in-cheek side-scrolling brawler drenched in 80s neon, where you punch through hordes as Billy and Jimmy, solo or in co-op. Mixtape power-ups and a pulsing synth soundtrack make it a loving, self-aware tribute to the original.

River City Girls 2

Playing together in co-op

A fast, funny pixel-art beat-'em-up where you brawl through River City as Misako, Kyoko and other recruits, unlocking new moves along the way, with co-op support for two players.

Foul Play

Melee combat with weapons or fists

As demon hunter Baron Dashforth, you brawl through hordes of enemies on a theatre stage, earning rewards for stylish combos and counters. Its quirky Victorian humor and co-op mode make it a charming side-scrolling brawler.

Dungeonland

Co-op or multiplayer

A cooperative hack and slash set in a twisted medieval theme park where a warrior, rogue and mage team up against hordes of enemies. Its humorous, cartoonish style and teamwork focus define the experience.

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